LC 1248 
Spacial Metamorphosis

SpacialMetamorphosis



Over one hundred square meters -total surface of theremodeled LC1248 apartment by Ricardo Agraz-, architecture, art, design andphotography have come together to explore all the possible variations of thisspace.
The result brought a rich series of versions, or else, spatial metamorphosisacheived by the replacement of objects and the renewal of light design, whichthen again created unique and differentiated atmospheres. Architecture, hence,became scenery, whereas art and design, the characters of meaning.
Therefore, combining architectural distribution and creative practice gave outa set of variables where spatial characteristics can change and exchangeaccording to the placing of art work and furniture.
Furthermore, with the idea of surpassing simple habitability limits, showingthe peacefull coexistence of the diverse roles and enhancing space and budgetshortage, there was an evident contrast between housing production and lifescenery creation.
The rationed surface of LC1248 was optimized, becoming the platform for everysingle one of the aesthetic expressions in order to let them carry on a shareddialogue, this is, one does not stand above the other, while each one isnecessary to hold it through.
In this exercise, which was later on named Spatial Metamorphosis, the set ofprobabilities was captured in images where the individual and groupal artisticcapacities were presented as an existing collision of creativity. Architecture,art, design and photography, portraited in order to leave the evidence of it’svery own reason to be.

LC1248

Location:
Guadalajara,Mexico

Time:
Project: 2007
Work: 2008

Architecture:
Agraz Arquitectos S.C.
RicardoAgraz

Industrialdesign
Cubo 3
AlejandroFlores
CarlosRuiz
HectorNavarro
VROK
HectorMendoza
Cubo 3

Artists
FernandoSandoval, paintings
AdrianGuerrero, ceramics
HectorNavarro, sculpture

Curatorship
PabloGuerrero

Photography:
Mito Covarrubias

Surface
Remodeled area: 100 M2
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Apartment renovation

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Creative Fields